The Leadership Wiki is a wiki that encompasses various leadership resources that can be accessed throughout the course, program and in your future role as principals. The Leadership Wiki will become what we envision it to be.
The Leadership Wiki has been organized by habit. Along the left hand side you will find a designated page for each habit. Each page has the following areas: quotes, visuals, audio clips, video clips, readings, leadership tools and additional resources. I invite you to join me on this journey and create a wiki resource that you can utilize now and in the future.
To add your resource, first find the category that fits best. Once you identify the category (i.e. Quotes), simply select the "Edit" feature. Position your cursor under the category that fits best. Then you can do one or more of the following: upload your resource, enter text, include a url link, embed clips, and more. Remember to "Save" what you do. Also, please be sure to site the source for the resources you share on this site so they receive proper credit. Resources created by you as students that are placed on this site share permission to do so. Please be sure to cite yourself for credit if it is a resource you created.
The Leadership Wiki is a wiki that encompasses various leadership resources that can be accessed throughout the course, program and in your future role as principals. The Leadership Wiki will become what we envision it to be.
The Leadership Wiki has been organized by habit. Along the left hand side you will find a designated page for each habit. Each page has the following areas: quotes, visuals, audio clips, video clips, readings, leadership tools and additional resources. I invite you to join me on this journey and create a wiki resource that you can utilize now and in the future.To add your resource, first find the category that fits best. Once you identify the category (i.e. Quotes), simply select the "Edit" feature. Position your cursor under the category that fits best. Then you can do one or more of the following: upload your resource, enter text, include a url link, embed clips, and more. Remember to "Save" what you do. Also, please be sure to site the source for the resources you share on this site so they receive proper credit. Resources created by you as students that are placed on this site share permission to do so. Please be sure to cite yourself for credit if it is a resource you created.